Closed OriHoch closed 7 years ago
Each bagnowka image has 6 attributes (photo_name, url, photographer etc..) - see below for details
We would like to add those images as photoUnits and/or photo documents to our mongo / elasticsearch database.
For this issue we need to research how to match the bagnowka images json to our mongo / elasticsearch format.
[ ... { "photo_name": "Children of polish workers and kids from orphanage", "url": "media/1/2600/24914aa 006.jpg", "photographer": "Tomek Wisniewski\n", "description_today": "Russia", "date": "1905", "gallery_name": "Petersburg Sankt" } ... { "photo_name": null, "url": "media/1/3819/42993poryck 101.jpg", "photographer": "\n", "description_today": "Ukraine, in 1918 - 1939 Poland. Pre 1914 Russia, pre 1795 Poland", "date": "", "gallery_name": "Ukraina Poryck Poryck & France - 280 ph. 1917" }, { "photo_name": null, "url": "media/1/3819/42994poryck 102.jpg", "photographer": "\n", "description_today": "Ukraine, in 1918 - 1939 Poland. Pre 1914 Russia, pre 1795 Poland", "date": "", "gallery_name": "Ukraina Poryck Poryck & France - 280 ph. 1917" } ... ]
Done. opening new issues for back and front for assigning AWS urls to images when "bagnowka": True
"bagnowka": True
Each bagnowka image has 6 attributes (photo_name, url, photographer etc..) - see below for details
We would like to add those images as photoUnits and/or photo documents to our mongo / elasticsearch database.
For this issue we need to research how to match the bagnowka images json to our mongo / elasticsearch format.
example bagnowka images json